Koodo Revives 5G Plans After a Yearlong Hiatus
After more than a year of absence, Koodo, owned by Telus, has reintroduced its 5G plans. As of July 24, 2025, teh company’s website showcases nearly all its mobile plans now featuring 5G data speeds. Previously,most options were limited to 4G speeds,wiht some even restricted to just 3G.
Exciting Updates: Speed Boosts and New Perks
With the comeback of its 5G offerings,Koodo has also refreshed its ‘Pick Your Perk’ program. This update includes a speed boost option that enhances KoodoS maximum 5G speed from an already impressive 250Mbps to an even faster cap of 500Mbps. Additionally, in celebration of back-to-school season, customers can enjoy a special perk that grants them an extra 10GB of data.
Koodo's new perks for speed boosts and back-to-school.
No Major Changes in Plan Structure
Interestingly enough, Koodo hasn’t made significant changes to its existing plans. Most still offer the same amount of data at previous price points. The most notable addition is international texting; previously limited to Canada-only messaging with international texting as a free add-on.
A Look at Current Plans Featuring Enhanced Speeds
Here’s what you can expect from Koodo’s current lineup with added support for 5G (all prices reflect a $10 monthly discount for automatic bank payments):
- $40 for 10GB
- $45 for 40GB
- $50 for 60GB
- $75 for an upgraded plan offering now at $100GB (previously priced at $60)
koodo's updated plan offerings as seen on July 24th.
A Brief History: The Rise and Fall of koodo's Initial Offerings
koodo first launched its initial set of capable plans back in August of last year. though, by may this year—almost one full year later—the company unexpectedly removed all available options related to their earlier introduced services and reverted solely to offering standard LTE plans rather. Fortunately for existing customers who had signed up before this change occurred; they retained access through their self-service portal despite new users being left without any choice but the slower alternatives.
The Oddity Behind Data Speeds Across Plans
The distinction between Koodo’s various offerings primarily lies within their data speeds rather than features or pricing structures themselves. customers could still connect seamlessly onto Telus' expansive network if they were located within areas covered by it while using devices compatible with these advanced technologies—though those on basic LTE subscriptions would find themselves capped at just up to around only about 100Mbps due largely because that was how fast they chose it should be!
Koodo Stands Out Among Competitors
Koodo is now among the few brands under major carriers providing access directly into next-gen networks like this one! While Bell-owned Virgin Plus briefly offered similar services before discontinuing them altogether—and Rogers’ Fido never ventured into such territory either—there remains hope yet! Fellow Telus brand Public Mobile does provide these types too while others like lucky Mobile from Bell or Chatr under Rogers have not taken steps towards doing so yet either!
The return of robust connectivity options may prompt competitors such as Virgin plus or Fido reconsidering their own strategies moving forward regarding future service enhancements down line!
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